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Alabama.—0 drive t!- ... -
fhv wnc.il*; ton-en* <» have W-
W, C ■•»wfortl to reign over you.
MiSsouri-V'"" bordern extend far t?
wards the setting aum-May his declining
rays admonish V«« «" be faiteful as rulers
and citizens—faithful to your elder sisters
of the .Union—-but above all, faithful to
^° U Jit Washington, City.
Hon. 'William H.Crawford: Guided by
principle nnd liberality, he has nothing to
fear, but every thing to expect, from a just
and discerning nation.
Confusion to all conspirators,from A, B,
fo X. Y, 7.
The financial "pilot that weathered the
1 storm.” .
William II. Crawfo'd: Strong in..virtue
rml firm to the interests of his country, his
claim * to fliC cvofidenqe of the people in
'‘er the, ill tar. ks ofl'his enemies.
The Caucu sysieint.The Uepublicans,
hv adopiiug .'.secured tous ;» Jeff'rson,
•'Madison, and a Monroe, and doubtless
will secure t« us u Crawford; may it not
be riband.' ed.
James Mpnros and Wm. H. Crawford,
associated by Providence in some of the
niiisttryi z and important epocliB of our
political .'Story—whome Heaven has join*
ml together let no nan put asunder.
° Jll .Yorf'ilk, Vrt.
« 7h e next President of the. U. States—
M«y he be ns just as Ai istdes, independent
a- mogenes irivulnenible as Achilles, craf.
tv as Mercurf, ami wise as Solon.”
3 t Raleigh,M V.
ByMaj- 1) C. Hints.— Wm. II. Craw-
fold} Impcvious'to the teetn of malice, the
pine K. publican, the able Secretary, the
hoi'est Man.
AT DARIF.M OEO,
Wm. H. Crawford, Divested of every
J,.n1l»y by'.lie industry nt his enemies, lie
["wifi ascend that high station ordained him
by * free people, with a brilliancy that
will dazzle alt oppsition.
Wi H. Crawford and Andrew Jackson:
may the .former be . placed ut the head of
oi r civil department and the latter be foil id
at the head of our military ode.
Chief Justice Spencer,has recently moved
the Court ofChancery of thestate of New.
Y.. k, for an injunction to prevent the
iteiueboh' Olive launch from navigating
th- North Rittr, said post not having since
he*'.first trip, touched at any port or place
of any othar state, but made tier passages-'
di'pc* io and from New York and AUpiriy,
in violation of the rights of the Ncpdlf Riv
er Sfeam-Hoat Company. The Chancel
lor stated that he could not grant the in
junction upon a mere motion, and the
question was to be argued on the 6th
inst.
The ground of the former decision of
the Chancellor, it will be recollected, was
the the*' of the Olive Branch touching and
'landing passengers and freight in New*
• -Je. s.y.
The Nem-York American, a paper
kwnjyii to be warmly in, the interest of Mr
Adhii.v, soys, that Mi. C. awftitd *• hits as
many, if not a greater number ufsupporters
ip South Carolina, then either, Mr Afirmia
M. Jackson or Mi Clay individually,and
a gune.ral union of wi ose friends would be
found necessary oVi any leading question
to overbalance thepa ty of Mr Ciawfo'd.”.
A Military ‘and .Shiem.fic Academy,
(says the ComwerwiMl-AdvMtsei,) to be
Inc ted at New Haven, ha.s.been iiicorpor
ated by the-Legislature of Connecticut.
We ilife'- from a paragraph hi one of the
New Haveil papers] that Capif. ’Partridge
is to be plceti at the head nfihe insti ution..
Boston Centinel.
*
On Thursday last, the 1st inst. Bar.in,
be SrACKKLBKnG, Charge d'Aft'iirs from
.Sweden, was pressed to the President,
by the Secretary of State, and had an au-
dieoce of leave, preparatory to his depai -
tu e fom this for'his own country, whith
er he is soon going-itpoi. a temporary leave
of absence ft bin his soyrej.;;,.
National Government Journal.
trom were ffie hearing? Tf the tvhole were hear-
w' ere were the smelling?
18. But nuyv hath God set members ev-
e y one of them in the body, as it hath
pleased him.
Sentence of death , wan then solemnly
pi onounsed by the Court.—Nat. Jldv.
sinrxhjvs.
PORT OP SAVANNAH.
CLRAni.il,
Ship (Jiiftord Wayne, White, New York,
K Williams,
.uimvrn, '
F. L ship Augusta, Van Dyke, from New York,
to Hall & llojt ownersjwith ml asioited cargo,
to Scarbrough W Clark, E Coppee, H Cleiand,
0 C Griswo d, 0 Cordon, h V, h .1 Schenk, 1) It
Nichols, I W Whitlock, a C Donning, H Bliss.
A & F. Wood; C. UiVittmuyer t* co. Johnston,
Hips ft Co Cohen Sc Miller, A Scudder, I IV
Motrel .1 If Herbert 8c co, G 11 i.amar, Ponce
8c v..R 2ie.
The packet ship Clifford Wayne, White,for N
York, ..ared tills morning, but io consequence
of routing in contact with the ship. Corsair,
which lay nearly across a narrow part of the
channel, was driven ashore, and will lie delayed
until to-morrow Pasn-ngevs—Itev Mr .Carter,
iady, two children and servant, Mr J Hunter,
lady children anrl servant, Mr Kopman and lady,
Mrs George, Mrs Itra-ch, Mrs l.imbert, .Miss
Symington, Mtssrs Blnhch'.t'd, W T Williams,
w Baker, J M Junes, Scranton, S Phi I brick,
Itathbone, A Milter, Dr A B Ha) Oen,Thompson,
Dayton, Clark Pannier, Morgan, and others.
Passengers in the brig Ocean, Marshall wliicli
ve scl went to sea on -'aturduy noun last, for N.
York—Miss Grunt, Mira G Harris, Miss Gould,
Messrs Grant, Gould, and two Master Gowans
The ship Uebecca, from Providence for this
nnrt, was spoke off Georgetown, on the JMi
inst.
The ship Emperor, Bennett, for tins porl
sailed front New York on the 4ih inst.; schr Ann
Maria,' Sisson do. .
c.Lt.uirn rnn Tins Pout,
At New York, 3d inst ship Emperor, Bennett
AMUVEI1 ranM THIS POUT,
At New York, 4tl> hint ship Martha, Snow, 7
days,
At Charleston, 11th schr Patiopcu, Morris, 1
day. ••• •.
The Padsengei
ford
Are requested to be t
MORROW MOBNIt
per Ship Clif-
(njne,
Anderson’s wharf TO.
at 9 o’clock, precisely,
where a Steam Boa! will be ready to convey
them on board *
julyif.
(Q 5 * During the absence of
the Subscriber Mr. Thos. It. Price will act as his
■tUorhey.
J. N WHITLOCK.
July 15 151
^Administrator's Hale.
/ ILL be sold ai the Court Honan in the Ci*
1 ty of Savannah on the first Tuesday in
Sejr'.mbcr. The remaining personal estate of
Otls'V ithifTgton, dec. Consisting of one chest
and one trunk of wearing apparel,ami one watch
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the
said tier'd, JOHN ATHEltTON, Adm’r.
July 1.5 ••j-141
for TAverpool.
The sub. lat tial Brig
OSGOOD,
Gardner, Master,
Having the greater part of her cargo engaged
will be dispatched for the above pbrt on or about
1st proximo. Por freight of 200 bales Cotton or
passage —apply to the Captain on buard at Wal
lace’s lower wharf, or to
SAMUEL WRIGHT
July 13 1.150 ‘
QtJ'J'Tew Arrangement.
Executor’s Notice.
A LL persons having demand bgain-t the
estate nf Hie late Hugh M'Calt, K-iq. dec’ll
are 'requested to bund them in for payment, and
those i' deb;c(l to the estate will please make
immediate payment,
TflOSM'CALL, ? .. ,
PtllLlP BRASCH.3 f ' xt,rB
July 13 T5b
Will he Hold,
A T the City Pound on Friday next, nt 11 o’
clock the fid owing cattle, if tiiey are not
,taken away by their owners hefnre tlmt day,
. OueTmudkrcow marked iri bqili'ears wnh a
swallow fork,
One brimlie bolt lias no mark, ■
One black and white r.idf,
P M STONE, Martii 1.
julyl.T ■ MU ....
J1 Fashionable kind f lying—A geri'le
man pas mg' -hrouj/h Fleet’ Market was
surprized by being liail Al f'oift the wel
known College, by aTfiend who. it apippar
ed, was "in dw once Vile J* “Ah Tom, why
how come you 'heiv ?”'asked the gentle-
mao. “0, a lie,” "F'lV telljuge iiel.Joi
possible! there must bp srimp mistake.”
“No, it’s trup enough—/ p omised to pay
my taylor's bill, and 1 didn't
Singular Law Case*—A man by the
name of Smith, cut off the ears onp Toylor,
ip Nassau, New Providence ; he was tried
and convicted under the stature of Alay-
heim, which is a capital nftetfee.; an ariest
of judgment waa moved, on the ground
that the $(r was not a " member of the bdy ”
•8 referred to ip the statute.
The Court took a week to consider, and
S ave a learned opinion, shewing clpsrly
iat the ear was a member of ‘he body, and
•n citing autborifies, the following were re
ferred to from 8t* Paul, in his first epistle
to the Corinthians:
^l4.For the body is not one number,
15. If the foot shall say, because, I am
“°t the hand, I am not of the body; is’ it
therefore no,t of the body P
16. And if the ear shall say, because I am
not the eye, I am of the body; is it not
1/• If this whole body wtre so eyo, 1 where
Georgia—Wayne County.
W HKKEAS Cinirtney Stewart applies fo r
letters of administration on the estate o>
Jarr.es B Stewart dec
These are, therefore, to c'te and admonish all
and singular die kindred and creditors of the
said dec to file their objections (if uny they
have) in my ufRce on or .before the 14th dBy cif
August next otherwise letters of tulminiatration
will be granted to tlte applicant.
Given undo my hand and seal of office this
PJtli day of July, A I). 1824.
JOHN POUT, ccovc, ,
july 15 151
Madison Springs.
^■VHE Subscriber, tenders his uiank9 to hia
1. friends and the public, for tiie liberal pat
ronage bestowed, and hopes during the ensuing
season, from the improved state of hi* health.
;.o give that attention to his house and boarders
as to render their situation as comfortable as the
state of the country will permit. ' Ilia bar will
be .well supplied, and his house in «dilKion to
liia former supplies will, have an abundance of
milk, vegetables, See. for the accommodation of
Ills boarders.
HATES OF FAKE.
For man and horse by the month or sea-
son, per day
For a longer time than ten days but less
than a month, per day
For ten days or a less .time, per day
Man per week
than one week
JAMES ALEXANDER,
N. II. Wanted a young man.to act as Bar
keeper, at the above place during 'In; months of
August and September. ' Apply to Maj. Wm. F.
Scot', Milledgeville, or .at the Springs Vo
j. A
julv 15 151 -
Xj’ The Constitutionalist nnd Savannah Re
publican will please publish the above'once a
wei-k 4 times.
Tlic Steam Bout Carolina,
W ild, on Thursday next, the 24th inst. com
mence running between Savannah and
f’arachucler Lauding, opposite Knbertville, S t:
Leave Holton’s central wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 6 o’clock A. M—ar
rive at I’arachuuler the smie days at 7, I’. M.
Returning—Leave Parachucler every Wednes
day, Friday and Sunday, at 7 6 clock A. M. and
reach -•nvamiah at 4 o’clock, l*. M.
She will take Passengers and Freight to and
from Itobertville, S G—also, on her way up and
down, to and from Purysburg, Ebetieser,Sisters’
ferry, and Tuckaseekirg.
She will continue to touch at Purysburg eve
ry day, except Monday, at her usual hour going
and returning.
Passengers will be provided with Breakfast
and Dinner on board.
By this arrangement the Steam Boat convey
ance connected with the Savannah and Augusts
line of stages isextendedfrom Savannah to Itob
ertville, S C.
june 24 l141
t .. y Wanted. ’
F ROM 5 to 6 black Carpenters to work at Da
rien from l to -t months, agreeable to' tin
•csire of their owners. Their .wages "'id bi
paid muuthly .ii'.thi.t place Applv to ,
DUNHAM Sr CAMPFiELI).
July 13 aISO •
NOTICE; ~
A LL persons indebted to li e estate nfjohan-
/V.na Marcy Moore, of KffiYgliam County,
dec’d to come forward and make pay meat and
tiiosethat have any accounts, to jirtveMt tliem
tu HEJCr'KlAII E\;ANS, Adm’r.
sept 28 19J
$1 00
1 25
1.50
5 25
1 00
RtCMS TAVEHM
i »HF. undersigned having fitted up his HOt'SE
,of ENTER I aInMENT, in n style which
authoris'es him to say, that for convenience,
comfiirt aiid m atness, ii cballejigi s its superior
to be proditiced jn any up country establishment,
plant respectfully solicits thy patronage of a lib
eral public He feels an additional pleasure in
assuring siich ns may favor him With their com
pany, that along uitii all (he gor d things which
the market ean afford to render his In-ai d iii' i.
ting, he lias in opted certain regulations, which
will secure to them the enjoi m«-nt of their time,
free from those Intrusions and vulgarities so in
c.dental and disgraceful, in the general, to inns
of the up country .
. A. P. RICE.
Washington, Oa July 1st, 1824.
The editors of the Savannah Republican,
Georgia Journal and Augusta .(institutionalist,
arc requested to publish the above once,a week
for rite month, and send their accounts to this
office.
july 13 Jp150
Consulate of Portugal.
D UUIN'G tlie absence.of the subscriber, Mrll
D GHEES, will attend io tlv duties of his
office. FR N'1S.SOUHEL,
Vice Consul for the State of G'eotgia.
' '■
i The Subscriber,
B AYING purchased the stock belonging M
the late concern of Messrs Pony at & Hof
and, informs his fiends and the public that he
hi.s opened a
!,‘iujg ami Medicine Store*
comprising ali the arlicles in that line, and is in
dsily expectation of receiving an sd iitional sup
plyjvliieh will render his assortment eomplelc
and which lie offers forV.ile., Wholesale or Be.
mil, at reduced prices, for approved paper, on
icciminv'ilaiing terms, ni'hto store cm Hie Bay,
ipposilt the Exciiange.
A. DF. LAROGHE.
july 3 t.146
PtTStlC SAIT?.
By Calvin. Baker.
On tee first Tuesday in August nolst,
Will be sold at his store,
The sclir MAGNOI If),
Burther 98 12»95tln tons, v. i t'. i
P,apparel, &c. as she now lies at M"" i ’
Seing part of the estate of the late l' t • A i
ncau, deceased, and sold by order on hi .
tors.—Terms cash.
juneS2 140
i, rtr^ I
By Calvin ttakv’i'.
ExdcntoT’ii SaJu.
Dn tlie first Tuesday in August next,
At 11 o’clock.
Will be sold before the Court House in this city^
Guns, Hifles, Pistols,
S]>yiGlasses,
Bedsteads, Bedding, 5$c. ^c.
ALSO,
A Negro Fellow,
about 25 years of age, a good house servant and
hostler—and
One Dog
of the setter breed, belonging to the estate of
Gardner Tufts, dec. and sold by order of tha
executor, fot the benefit of tee heirs.
June 9 135
Cotton Bagging, &c.
4\ FEW’ iitiildred pieces superior 42 inch
Hiissia hemp . .
COTTON BAGGING,
And a variety of other
British Manufactures,
which will after this month, be subjected to ad-
dhiojial duty, for sale at former prices, if applied
fur'Immediately, and long credit given for up-
proved paper.....
ANDREW LOW & CO.
,june 4 . . 132—2m . ■
Sheriff’s Sales.
On the first Tuesday in August next,
“ILL be sold at the Court House lit \Vayn6
County, between the usual hours
A negro man tiamed March, under an cxecu?-
lion on tlie foreclosure of a mortgage in favor of
Thos. Muse against John R Kemp.
JOSEPH FORT,s wo.
may 31 12$, , y; «
City Sheriff’s Sale-—continuej
On thejirsl Tuesday in August next,
ILL fie Hold before the Court House in tlie
City of Savannah, between the usual
hours of 10 and 4 o’clock.
All ttm lot of land known in the plan of the
city of Savannah, as lot No 25 twenty five Brown
ward, containing 60 feet in front and 90 feet
deep subject to au annual ground rent to the
corporation of the city of Savannah, together
will) the buildings thereon, bounded east by lot
No 24 twenty four, Smith by Hail St. west by lot
No 26 twenty ait and north by a lane, levied on
as the property of Charles H. Hayden, to satisfy
nVOPi111nna fnnm thn I'nilnf nf f’/immnn Pinna nn4
MmcE.
r llE GENEIf.VLIMt’OIUTNG and WHOLE
SALE I'U.ilNEsIS, heretofore conducted
by Jamks DickMk 6f Co. and Gbohok Kexfii,
.separately, is this day united, and will be carried
on by tlie undersigned, who have connected
theiRsehes under tlie firm of
a jV. Rockwell & Co.
All the advantages which cither of the late es
tubl’ohnieuls offered may be depended upon
fronvthe present one, by which they hope to
retain the friends of both.
GEORGE RELPH,
CHARLES W. ROCKWELL-
july 1 ^ n!45
Removal.
<5 DIE (ipdersigned Imre taken an office in the
3. brick building, owned by Mrs Hamilton,
near tlie Stute llauk.
LAW &0ACKSON.
july 10 itl 49{ ’■■
For Sale,
iirFirin wo^bloons
50 kegs crackers and Butler Biscuit
25 hluls fresh molasses from Matan.
zas via charleston.
GAUDRY W HERBERT,
july 10 mI49
Georgia-r—Chatham ounty.
By the linn, the Justices of the Inferior Court-
sitting for ordinary oflyposes.
W HEREAS Richard K. Cuyier, executor of
a illiam Shaw deceased has petitioned the
Mon. Court of Ordinary, to be discharged from
his said executorship.
These are therefore to cite nnd admonish all
and singular the kindreci and creditors of the
said deceased, to file tlicir objections (if any
they have) in the office of tlie clerk of the
Court of Ordinary on or before the 13th day of
January next ensuing the date hereof, otherwise
letters dismissory will be granted to tlie peti
tioner.-
Witness the Honorable Thomas N. Morel, one
of the Justices of the said Court, this 13th day
of July, A. D. 1824.
S. M. BOND, c c o.
july 13 150
Removal.
g'|R. A SHE El ALL has removed his office to
JLrihe .'tiildirg immediately'opposite to Mr.
Frederick Herb’s residence, Jefferson Street,
ope door north of Broughton Street,
july 8 m 148
Ftanters Bank.
O N and after Monday next, this bank will be
r
Fshut at one o’clock.
julv 7
a148
J. MARSHALL,
Gashier
NOTIGh.
\ LL persons indebted to the C9tate of Eliza-
b-h Fell late of Chatham County, deceased,
me requested to m,ke immediate payment to
Hie subscriber, and those to whom tiie said es
tate is indebted are requested to exhibit their
demands duty authenticated, to
PETER BRICK, Ex’or.
july 13 150
Sugar, Giu & Flour.
HHD i. Prime St Croix Sugar
50 bfi’a Northern Gin
100 bbls fresh superfine Flour
For sale by HALL & IIOYT.
july 10 149
' . ; "■ ’
Georgia—Chatham County.
By ,the Hon.-the Justices of the Inferior Court
sitting for ordinary purposess.
1IEREAS Linus P. Sage administrator of
Sprague Taylor, deceased, has petitioned
the Honorable Court of Ordinary to be discharg.
ed from his said administrationsliip
These are therefore to bite and admonish all
and singular tbe kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file their objections (if apy
they have) in the office of the clerk of the Court
of’ Ordinary, on or before the 13th day of Janua
ry next ensuing the date hereof; otherwise
letters dismissory will be granted to the appli.
cant.
Witness the honorable Thomas N. Morel one
Of the Justices of tlie said Court this 13th day of
July, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
twenty four.
S. M. BOND, C c o.
julyi3 150
^oi>fE months afterdate, application will be
made to-theilon. the Inferior Court of Dill-
loop county, when sitting for ordinary purposes
to sell all the real and persona! estate of Allen
Denmark, dec’d, for the benefit of the heirs anil
creditors. ROBERT BURTON, Adm’r.
/ MARY DENMARK, Adm’gt.
Bulloch county.
feb 28 48
(JjTlie Wist Office will un
til the first November next, be closed from 1 to
3 o’clock, V M.
july 3 1*45
Bank State of Georgia,
'' SaVanwaii, 10th July, 1824.
'jj'WOTICK—This Bank will be closed on Thuri<
sV-l'lay next, and until the 1st November, at 1
o’clock, P. M.
■ ’ v - ' A. PORTER,
Cashier.
july 13 ■ #150
executions from the Court of Common Pleas and
Oyer and Terminer f#r the city of 9avannah, Jno
F Williamson vs Charles H Hayden, Moore 8a
Lyman va. same, and Charles W Rockwell vs*,
same, and an execution fur tent, John U Berthe*
lot vs same. Sold at the risk of the former pur*
chaser.
A IDT.YON.es.
july 13 . 150
For Sale,
r HE Darien Eastern Steam Saw ahd Rice
Mill, with the appurtenances thereto be
longing—An extensive credit will be given te
tlie purchaser or purchasers, he or they giving
security, approved of by the Bank of Darien.—
For terms apply to
• GEORGE ATKINSON,
’ JAMES DUN WOODY,
HENRY HARFORD.
Bank Committee.
03* The Savannah Republican is requested to
insert the above, and forward the account to the
Bank of Darien for pa) ment.
aug.2 164 /■ ’
3 < JWTJLCR.
A LL persons having demands against the es
tate of Mrs. Jane Myers, are' requested to
present them duly attested, within the time
prescribed by law, to the subscribers.
1 THOMAS CLARK,
MATTHEW LUFBUBROW*
Administrators.
july 13 tfl50
Corn Afloat.
BUSHELS, ljaltimore white Corn
the cargo (if the schr Baracoa,
for sale in parcels to accommodate purchasers—
apply to
GEO. F. PALMES,
Exchange Dock,
july 3 m!4G • „
N 1N e months after date application will be
made to the honorable the Inferior Court
of Cliatliam County, when setting for ordinary
purposes, for permission to sell the following
real estate* for the benefit of the heirs-and
credetors of the estate of N 3. Bayard, deceas
ed, Viz:
One undivided fourth of strict of Land; con
taining about 500 acres, on Cumberland Island,
Camden County, known as Plum Orchard—and
an undivided fourth'of a certain Tract of Land
situated on said Island, containing about 500
acres, originally granted to Gen. LtthlandMc*-
liitosji, and bounded oil the south oy the Gaid
f’lilm Orchard Tract. ,
Also a plantation called Lottery Hill situate
on the Ogeechee Road, 3 m lea from Savannah,
containing about 600 acres.
N. i BAYARD.
. .. Adm’r est. N. 8. Bayard:
nov id 211
NOTICE.
jijfR WILLIAM TURNER, Having assigned
ivJL to the subscribers all his stock in trade,
debts, &c. in behoof of his creditors generally,
it is requested that those indebted make imme
diate payment, and those having claims will
please fender them to Mr Thomas Millet, who
is appointed their agent to dispose of thetftock,
which comprises a general assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goodsj
and will be sold, wholesale or in retail, at very
reduced prices, for cash only.
- JAMES M’HENRY,
JOHN II RF.ID,
GEORGE RELPH,
Assignees of Wm. Turner.
april 14 86
BARGAINS.
T HE stock of Dry Goods, which formerly be.
longed to Mr William Turner, is now sel
ling ofl'at prices much,utirler cost.
april J6 8'8
Georgia—Bullock County.
By the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of said
County.
IK/HEREAS Robert Burton, administrator of
tv the estate of Stephen Denmark deed, hath
applied to the said Court for letters dismissory
from said administration.
These are. therefore to bite and admonish all
and aingdlar the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file their objections (if any
they have) in the office of tbe Clerk of this
Court within the time prescribed by law, other
wise letters dismissory Will be granted the tp*
plicant •
Witness the Honorable- Sheppard Williams*
one of the Justices of said Court, this 3d June.
1824.
. ELY KENNEDY, e c o b c.
june4 *152■■ *■,
OFFICE FOR SHIPPING
SEAMEN. ,
T HF. subscriber is now able to attend person
ally to the duties of
Shipping Seamen ahd the No«
tarial Business.
in the office of Alexander Hunter and Wm. P
Beers, at theN W. corner of the Exchange.
WM. P. BEERS.
may 6 106
Ten Dollars Reward.
R ANAWAY on tee 30th June lost, my boy
Ellick, is about 16 years old, f ellow com*
plection, rather chunky made, not very well
grown, speaks plain, tolerable pleasant counte
nance baid boy was taken out of Savannah gaol
about the 20th of April last Twill pay the a-
bove reward to any person who will apprehend
and lodge said Ellick In gaol so that I get him—
and all reasonable expences if they Will deliver
him to mb at home. Tis expected he will try
to lurk about Savannah.
WM. COOPER,
Striven County, Gee.
july 6*i4146
Chatham Academy.
T HE Board of Trustees have engaged Mr.
VEtiDUiKS to take charge of the schools af
ter tbe 1st of August, for the remainder of the
season, both in the male and female depart
ments. The terms of tuition in the several clas
ses as usual—Tickets of admission must he ob
tained from the undersigned, for the pupils, on
or before that day.
W. T. WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
■july 13 aj-dwISD
NOTICE.
N INE months after date application Will bp
made to the honorable the Judges of the
Inferior CoUit of Bryan County for leave to sell
all ihe real estate of Wm Cubbedge, deC’d to be
spkl for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said estate.
JOHN CUjlBEDGE,
Administrator.
Bryan County, June 17 138
A ' LL persons are forbid to credit any of the
crew of the Colombi schr. Zultna, as any
con tracts made by them will not be paid by me
CHARLES E. LOM1NI,
Captain.
july 6